That's us for another exciting day in the Irish Cup.

It was a clean sweep for the top-flight clubs as holders Dungannon Swifts, Cliftonville and Coleraine joined Larne in the last four.

In the Premiership, there was late drama as Ballymena United and Portadown finished level.

We're not done on the football front today as we have live coverage of Northern Ireland's Women's World Cup qualifier against Turkey at 19:00 GMT.

Domestic action returns on Tuesday with three games in the Irish Premiership.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

We have the semi-final draw to come, so don't go anywhere.

Watch how Jack O'Reilly scored a late equaliser for the Sky Blues against Portadown.

Well-deserved victory for Dungannon, who go through thanks to goals from Steven Scott, Cahal McGinty and Kobei Moore.

It took a while to get going at the Showgrounds but there was plenty of drama in the end as Jack O'Reilly's late goal cancels out Eamon Fyfe's 84th minute penalty for the visitors.

Three minutes added on at Stangmore Park.

Watch Liam McStravick extend Cliftonville's lead over Loughgall.

Watch Eamon Fyfe fire home from the penalty spot to put Portadown ahead at Ballymena with seven minutes remaining.

Goals in the second half from Joel Cooper and substitute Matthew Shevlin earn Coleraine a hard fought 2-0 win over north west neighbours Limavady United.

Scoreless at the break, Cooper broke the deadlock just after the hour mark with a trademark finish from distance for his 20th goal of the season.

Shevlin made the game safe with a little over 10 minutes remaining when he took a pass from Man of the Match Cooper and rifled low into the bottom corner of the net.

Coleraine progress to the last four while Limavady United are left to reflect on a memorable cup run.

Into three minutes of additional time.

Harry O’Connor comes on for Craig Harris.

See how Kobei Moore scored the Swifts' third against he Welders.

Into three additional minutes.

Full-time at Lakeview Park and Cliftonville comfortably secure the win.

Goals from Keevan Hawthorne, Shaun Leppard and Liam McStravick seal the result as the Reds progress with a controlled second-half display.

Former Coleraine fans' favourite Ian Parkhill gets one last run out at the Coleraine Showgrounds as he replaces John Butcher for the final few minutes.

Despite conceding two goals, Marty Gallagher is enjoying a fine afternoon for the Roesiders.

He dives to his left to turn away Jamie McGonigle's goal bound effort while shows great reaction to deny Mark Connolly from a corner.

Shaun Leppard strides forward and skips past the challenge of two Loughgall defenders before sliding a pass in behind.

The weight on it is just too heavy, though, and Berraat Turker steps out to gather.

Michael McLellan sees yellow for a foul on Paul Doyle.